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Games / Re: Minecraft
« on: April 05, 2024, 09:36:41 am »
Anyone else testing ClassiCube?
Hi Jochem,

I just started it and ask for some updates,  i could fill in name and pass, only couldnot register.
When starting the game i had no mouse in the game.
Looks good ...
I run it in a VM with Arcanoae 5.0.1

Kinds regards, Tellie

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Programming / Re: Xpdf v. 4.01
« on: April 04, 2024, 10:20:32 pm »
Hello Tellie

Is it ok if I upload "xpdf-4.05-qt5-os2.7z " to hobbes with this readme?

Regards

Hi Martin,

Yah thats ok for me :)

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Programming / Re: Xpdf v. 4.01
« on: April 04, 2024, 08:56:55 pm »
trying it as command line:

mypdffile.pdf present in same working directory (bin) of xpdf.exe and other .exe

xpdf.exe mypdffile.pdf

SYS1804: The system cannot find the file PAPER1.

found no reference on the net about this missing file

Hi Mauro


Installed Packages
libpaper.pentium4
libpaper-devel.pentium4


Kind regards, Elbert

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Programming / Re: Xpdf v. 4.01
« on: April 04, 2024, 05:06:41 pm »
Hi all

Also make a QT5 build


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Programming / Re: Xpdf v. 4.01
« on: April 02, 2024, 11:17:57 am »
Hi Tellie, how did you get cmake to find L:\qt6-2.x\lib\cmake\Qt6 for the IMPORTED_IMPLIB's for the various QT6 DLL's?

Hi Dave,
I use a .sh file for building cmake progs.
When using qt6 i have to reboot and use a qt6 config.sys with a qt6 bindir and libdir and includedir set
This worked for me the best.
I might sounds a bit cumbersome, but like i say works for me :)

BTW: I also convert the qt6 .a to .lib
Kind regards, Tellie






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Programming / Re: Xpdf v. 4.01
« on: April 02, 2024, 07:12:15 am »
Thanks David,

I will see if I can bake a rpm of it, when time persist.

Kind regards, Tellie



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Programming / Re: Xpdf v. 4.01
« on: April 01, 2024, 09:11:39 pm »
Hi all,

I compiled 4.05 with qt6 and  print support.
I have no printer so i could not test it, i print to a pdf and that worked.

Maybe some braveheart could test it.

Kind regards, Tellie

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Comments, Suggestions & Questions / Re: Hobbes (Files) Reoganization
« on: February 17, 2024, 11:15:54 am »
Hi All,

Will access with webdav still works?

Greetz Tellie

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Applications / Re: Test build of dooble with qt5
« on: January 01, 2024, 12:48:56 pm »
When I use dooble it takes minutes to scroll, I only have this with 2 laptops. I don't have this problem on my desktop comp. Even if I have to fill something out, it takes minutes.

Hi Rich,

First all the best for 2024 ....

I have (or had) this problem. Answer these questions to see if we have the same issue:

1) Are these machines able to emit a beep? Not a sound through the soundcard but a tone through the speaker or transducer on the mobo. If yes, it's a different problem.
    Yes i hear a beep sometimes. Alto is a sound that i get when f.e running a app that i have compiled but it's gives a trap
2) After scrolling and finding that nothing happens, does moving the mouse around _a lot_ over the window cause the accumulated scroll actions to happen all at once?
   Yes
3) Assuming you're running AOS, run 'ACPISTAT | MORE'. At the top is a list or IRQs and the number of times they've been triggered. Is the count for IRQ 0 very low (in hundreds or less) or is IRQ 0 simply missing (either of these may be true)?

The version of ACPI.PSD that is installed is 3.23.17
The system is operating in Symmetric mode (Mode 2)
The kernel is 14.204_SMP
The retail PSD is installed

Number of interrupts available: 60
IRQ 00 count 14
IRQ 01 count 1049
IRQ 08 count 1137885
IRQ 09 count 11
IRQ 16 count 513
IRQ 17 count 27
MSI 55 count 8201
MSI 56 count 77012
MSI 57 count 18757

If the answer to (1) is no but (2) and (3) are yes, then we have the same problem: the clock which feeds the 8254 timer circuit has been gated off.

The 8254 has 3 timers: one is used to make sound while another is used by many apps such as Dooble as a "high-resolution timer". To use it, the app sets a counter to the number of milliseconds required. Each clock pulse then causes it to decrement that counter. When that counter reaches 0, it issues an IRQ 0.

If the clock signal has been turned off, the counter never decrements, the IRQ is never triggered, and Dooble fails to scroll. There is one oddity here: for unknown reasons, significant USB activity (or at least, USB mouse activity) will trigger an IRQ 0. That's why moving the mouse may cause scrolling - it mimics the timer going off.

I spent a huge amount of time identifying the nature of the problem but never came up with a solution, only a work-around. The high-res timer can only be used by one app at a time. If it's busy, the app has to fall back to one of the system's conventional timers. So, I wrote a little util that claims the HRT for as long as possible to force Dooble and other stuff to use an alternate timer. This works fine for scrolling but multimedia performance is terrible - VLC is unusable.

AFAICT, only a firmware update would fix the problem - and that's unlikely because MS stopped using the 8254 in Win 7 or 8. Consequently there's no way to demonstrate to some Tech Support droid running Win 11 that there even is a problem.

Is it from harm to try you're prog or?

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Applications / Re: Test build of dooble with qt5
« on: December 31, 2023, 05:26:45 pm »
Hi Dave,
Video Aperture: Base=0x90000000 Size=0x800000
Attempt to allocate shadow buffer...Success
Shadow Buffer locked at 0xBE5F7000, Length 0x800000 bytes
Trying 90000000 size 800000.
MTRR Write Combine caching enabled Base=90000000 Size=800000.

and
Profile setting for Shadow...Enabled

Also with 0 cores i get same behaivor

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Applications / Re: Test build of dooble with qt5
« on: December 31, 2023, 04:50:42 pm »
Hi Tellie, have you tried reducing the core count to see if any change?
Hi Dave
Yes I tried with 2 core same behavior
I will try with no cores and see..

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Applications / Re: Test build of dooble with qt5
« on: December 31, 2023, 01:47:30 pm »
Hi Tellie,

 You say only on your laptops... what happens if you plug in a USB mouse and use it - is it still slow? Maybe there is a mouse driver issue with your mouse pad... I don't see it here with my laptops though. There is a test Amouse driver at ArcaNoae you could try - I needed it for one of my laptops for other reasons.

Regards,
Hi David
I use the latest test mouse from yesterday build.
I have a wireless mouse connected, but I could try with a wired mouse if that makes any diff.

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Applications / Re: Test build of dooble with qt5
« on: December 31, 2023, 01:11:02 pm »
Hello,
When I use dooble it takes minutes to scroll, I only have this with 2 laptops. I don't have this problem on my de

Hi TeLLie, a very basic check : how is the cpu usage while a webpage is opened in Dooble ?
Look, if the answer is "99 to 100" that's the problem but I can't suggest a fix  ::)

Hi Mauro,

Cpu is up to 10%

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Applications / Re: Test build of dooble with qt5
« on: December 31, 2023, 10:35:20 am »
Hello,
When I use dooble it takes minutes to scroll, I only have this with 2 laptops. I don't have this problem on my desktop comp.
Even if I have to fill something out, it takes minutes.
So I'm curious if others are experiencing this, I have had this since the first version of dooble or otter-browser. It doesn't matter whether I use version of Qt6 or Qt5.
Even when I create a new profile, scrolling remains very slow.
Strange thing is that I only have this with browsers, I don't see this with other gui programs.
That's why I still use FF as a browser.

Anyone have an idea?

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